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r/BeAmazed • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • 1d ago
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Is the "accidentally" in the room with us?
68 u/[deleted] 1d ago It's guerilla marketing by Dyson. You're watching an ad. 24 u/foolishbullshittery 1d ago Makes sense. No mother would still be holding a vaccuum cleaner like that when witnessing his child first steps. 4 u/ArkamaZero 1d ago No baby proofing on the stairs. Dangerously thin glass railing... not to mention the perfect camera angle to record her reaction. 2 u/Tasty-Traffic-680 1d ago What's she supposed to do? Cast it aside like a child? Vacuums can never heal, they can only hurt. They don't have the emotional maturity.
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It's guerilla marketing by Dyson.
You're watching an ad.
24 u/foolishbullshittery 1d ago Makes sense. No mother would still be holding a vaccuum cleaner like that when witnessing his child first steps. 4 u/ArkamaZero 1d ago No baby proofing on the stairs. Dangerously thin glass railing... not to mention the perfect camera angle to record her reaction. 2 u/Tasty-Traffic-680 1d ago What's she supposed to do? Cast it aside like a child? Vacuums can never heal, they can only hurt. They don't have the emotional maturity.
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Makes sense. No mother would still be holding a vaccuum cleaner like that when witnessing his child first steps.
4 u/ArkamaZero 1d ago No baby proofing on the stairs. Dangerously thin glass railing... not to mention the perfect camera angle to record her reaction. 2 u/Tasty-Traffic-680 1d ago What's she supposed to do? Cast it aside like a child? Vacuums can never heal, they can only hurt. They don't have the emotional maturity.
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No baby proofing on the stairs. Dangerously thin glass railing... not to mention the perfect camera angle to record her reaction.
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What's she supposed to do? Cast it aside like a child? Vacuums can never heal, they can only hurt. They don't have the emotional maturity.
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u/foolishbullshittery 1d ago
Is the "accidentally" in the room with us?